The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-23

ios OF life, IN carrie, $40 hi, mobile hr,a>,n
'W-. cn !, p1u ~phy' Nnicn Will Y-oun.
mounting Il. los.
II MIR, HplN cin get the ,wc'
from his Orea-, to tho surAceot Dj.
iudgment,i it VIII bc out short time
uuulhe Will again be at the head on q
thriving business. The writer D. pn.
that this may lc 80.
"i'' 'ho ~ riHaus o' tine Interest o. the
Genital n.y. Nc.pyl 81 thor wttrIi FlI..
.unk Well tn tile wi .1i nerve thll -Itp. N.. o.,
the lr.rt -nIood II your v'N Keep yuu.,,c
ON We waco lraic EeNeW ANA A'Hold tu,
results
You may rest assured we viii keep
vigil our watch Physician. say
that this vital nerve business is an
entirely new theory of circulation.
but rs the Trade reviews theory of
circulation Is alsonew Waco must con
telt itself with keeping "igil' its
watch"
Last, but not least
The rrsde Review has made Arrangements
to circulate lUN papers every week I'm the city
ST Louis Talk about booming yourf,Wu
ana getting up lite, ire. enterprise and ell
ergY but this Is = 'ttns there. We intend to
bring Waco before the Worl J, amt ths SONY
t ~ ~tAll 'I. 81 LOUIS pays rs 10 wiz TIA a.
c.\, rW ia doiugso We shall giNc Waco that
notice which VIII send her brilliantly belore
the Wutld, and make a city of iu,Uu uhAbi-
tiul> within six years.
Allow me to thank THE Examiner
for puncturipg the silly pretcnuons Of
this journalistic charlatan who talks
about b'inglng to Waco through the
n-trumentality of the Trade ltcview
/ forty thousand people in six years.
hat cities has the publisher of the
Trade Review ever swelled the populH
tiou of before: What toundatiou mas
he for his bOmbastic boasts 1t oc
ours to me rs II p'nin. matter of fact
business man, tia, it must require an
amount OF assurance almost mouu
mental for man of this cslibre TO
call upon the city pr. which has
b rne the brult OF the battle all along.
TO rally to his assistance in buiiGu 9
/ Waco Into Agrcat city. However, the
Trade Review does not seem TO b"
very short on this commodity. Waco
/ claims to be- and justly so, IL school
/ centre. What do Outsiders think of
/ jhc Trade Review i'll this connection
Advi,iu. the people to keep "yIgii'
their "W atch, and ceiling upon fathers
| to guard well the vital nerve that
furnishes life TO the heart blood of the
city" and similar drivel. Taking
abour man with 'jewel' III his
breast which Is to be drought to the
surface of his excellent Judgement
1t strikes me that it would suggest
that, whatever else Waco might pos
sess, she WAS short on night schools,
which is an unwarranted conclusion.
The only trouble in this direction Is
that all really in need OF such schools
do not feel the necessity
to any alarming extent
The writer OF this overheard two
teachers in our Waco school system
consulting about the policy of using
the Trade Review in the grammar
classes to test the proficiency
of the scholars by the NUN
Der of errors found. What a glori
Gus record, And the Trade Revie "
actually contemplates circulating one
thousand copies of the Review per
week in St. Louis, The good Lord
forbid. What has Waco done to dc
serve such q humiliation! 1t would
pay Waco and her merchants to raise
4 purse and buy up the editors of the
Trade Review and suppress them.
NERITAS,